The CREATE_VIEW Statement
- Last UpdatedJan 30, 2023
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CREATE_VIEW, |
‘<name of view to create>’ |
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[/BOX=(XMIN=<xmin>,YMIN=<ymin>,ZMIN=<zmin>, XMAX=<xmax>,YMAX=<ymax>,ZMAX=<zmax>] |
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[/HIDD=’<hidden lines>’] |
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/PROJ=<type of projection> |
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[/SLICE1=(<x>,<y>,<z>)] |
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[/SLICE2=(<x>,<y>,<z>)] ; |
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<name of view to create>’ |
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The term <name of view to create> specifies the name of the new picture object to be created |
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/HIDD |
The resulting view will be created with the hidden lines removed if the term has the value ’YES’. Else if the value is set to ’NO’ no lines will be hidden. ’NO’ is default. |
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/PROJ |
Contains a projection type. The projection is given with a number (1-7). The projection data is collected from default values. |
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/SLICE1 |
For /Proje=7 see ASSEMBLY statement and /BAS_PLAN Keyword |
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/SLICE2 |
Contains 3D points. These points together with the normal vector of the projection plane defines the slicing planes. The resulting model picture will always be the slice between those planes. If only one point is given (SLICE1 or SLICE2), then all information behind this plane will be removed. |
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/BOX |
Only those objects which are in the defined box will be included. |